If you have not watched Inception, don’t read this post. There are movie spoilers. For those who have watched it, read on.
The importance of the spinning top at the end of the film is a matter of debate. Some people say the spinning top symbolises that Cobb meeting up with his kids is also a dream (he should have waited for the top to fall before assuming that he is in the real world). Others say, it was real as in the end just before the credits, the top starts wobbling (and is thus about to fall). That debate is not the subject of this post.
What I want to point out is the link between Inception and the Matrix.
Was Inception the prequel to the Matrix movies? Why do I think so? Read on.
The major character that links both the movies, is of course Cobb. My theory? Cobb (of Inception) is the Architect (of the Matrix).
Sounds implausible? Not to me.
- Assume that Cobb at the end of the movie is in the real world. United with his family.
- Fast-forward 30 years into the future.
- Cobb has again started designing new worlds. He has now become the Architect.
- Inception is now common knowledge.
- Rogue specialists have mastered the art of inserting ideas into people’s dreams and are now called Agents.
- Enter Neo.
- At some point in the movie, Neo meets the Architect.
- And there lies the link between the two movies.
Sure they may be flaws in the above logic. Would be glad if someone points them out.
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There is a link between Inception and 13th Floor and Vanilla Sky too….
YA i will agree with both Nirvana and Vivek
There is a definite klink between 1- INCEPTION 2- MATRIX 3- 13th FLOOR